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Ever since The Queen’s Gambit hit Netflix, the UK has gone chess crazy. Chess sets have been flying off the shelves, and online chess platforms are seeing record visitor numbers. One great thing about the game is that anyone can play. That said, it takes knowledge and practice to win regularly against experienced players. The Complete Chess Bundle provides the ultimate education for newcomers, with over 121 hours of video training. It has been designed so anyone who completes all the included courses will be ready for competitive play. The training starts by explaining the game, from how a...

You followed Beth Harmon’s rise to prominence in  The Queen’s Gambit and made an account on Chess.com, but you just can’t wrap your head around the game at a fundamental level, let alone play like a Grandmaster.  That’s because you’re going about this the wrong way. Chess has been around for nearly 1,500 years and if you want to master it, you’ll have to start with the basics. Luckily, we’ve rounded up four chess course bundles that are suitable for players of all levels, and they’re all on sale for a limited time.

73 shares It includes access to courses taught by Mat Kolosowski, Bryan Solano Cuya, Yuriy Krykan and Davorin Kuljasevic, who have all represented their countries at chess and go through all their best set pieces step by step. Those new to the game can start with a three-hour beginners and amateurs course that will explain the rules of the game and teach you enough to hold your ground against more experienced opponents. It's then recommended that you progress to the beginner's foundation course, where you'll learn the fundamentals of the game. Taught by international chess players and advance...

If you can't get enough of The Queen's Gambit, you need this chess training Become a chess whiz with this $100 training. Greta Good FacebookTwitterEmail If you're one of the thousands of people who got hooked on The Queen's Gambit on Netflix this year, you may have noticed that the show left you with an unshakable itch: wanting to learn how to play chess. Regardless of whether you've played before or are a complete newbie, there's never been a better time to learn, especially since we are all stuck at home for the foreseeable future. If you want to feel the way Elizabeth Harmon does when sh...